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The trailer depicts four criminals planning a heist at a targeted house. In the first scene, one criminal arrives late to the planning meeting where they analyze the layout. The second scene shows them breaking into the house, finding loot, and setting off traps unaware that the homeowner is watching. Individual criminals are then attacked by a "psycho". The trailer ends with one captured criminal facing torture from the psycho leaning over him in an empty room.
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The document provides a summary of a film pitch for a thriller trailer involving 4 criminals planning a heist. It outlines 3 key scenes: 1) the criminals arriving late to plan the heist, 2) them breaking into the targeted house only to find the owner was expecting them, and 3) the criminals being attacked one by one by an unknown psycho. It then discusses the targeted teenage/adult audience, filming locations at a house, school and drama department, and characters/props/costumes needed which include suits, masks and black tracksuits.
Trailer Outline
The document outlines the plot points for a 2 minute trailer for a horror film about teenagers investigating a supposedly haunted house. The trailer would show the teenagers arriving at and exploring the house, capturing suspicious footage and sounds on cameras. It then flashes forward to increasingly disturbing scenes, such as one teenager standing menacingly over another as they sleep. Through further nightly investigations and reviewing camera footage, the teenagers begin to believe the house is truly haunted. The trailer culminates in fast-paced shots of the teenagers in danger, with one close to death, before revealing the film's release date.
Trailer outline
The document outlines the plot points for a 2 minute trailer for a horror film about teenagers investigating a supposedly haunted house. The trailer would show the teenagers arriving at and exploring the house, capturing suspicious footage and sounds on cameras. It then flashes forward to increasingly disturbing scenes, such as one teenager standing menacingly over another as they sleep. Through cutaways the trailer builds tension and fear, culminating in a final scene showing one teenager near death.
Roughplot
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Coursework task
This document provides details on a short film about a robbery gone wrong. The robbers intend to steal papers from a remote house that could influence someone's fate. However, upon entering the house, they find the owner dead with the safe unlocked. This creates an unexpected problem for the robbers that they must now solve. The film aims to create tension and keep the audience on the edge of their seats through its realistic portrayal of the robbery. It is targeted at ages 15+ and will be distributed on social media platforms. The location is a stereotypical Georgian house in a remote village.
Trailer outline
Four teenagers visit a house that one of them lives in to investigate claims that it is haunted. They set up cameras throughout the house over two nights to capture evidence of the supernatural. The footage reveals unexplained events like moving objects and floorboards creaking when no one is there. It also shows one teenager standing ominously over a friend who was sleeping. By the end of the second night, the teens are terrified as it seems the house is indeed haunted.
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Roughplot
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Coursework task
This document provides details on a short film about a robbery gone wrong. The robbers intend to steal papers from a remote house that could influence someone's fate. However, upon entering the house, they find the owner dead with the safe unlocked. This creates an unexpected problem for the robbers that they must now solve. The film aims to create tension and keep the audience on the edge of their seats through its realistic portrayal of the robbery. It is targeted at ages 15+ and will be distributed on social media platforms. The location is a stereotypical Georgian house in a remote village.
Trailer outline
Four teenagers visit a house that one of them lives in to investigate claims that it is haunted. They set up cameras throughout the house over two nights to capture evidence of the supernatural. The footage reveals unexplained events like moving objects and floorboards creaking when no one is there. It also shows one teenager standing ominously over a friend who was sleeping. By the end of the second night, the teens are terrified as it seems the house is indeed haunted.
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Idea for film 4
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Pitch unit 21
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Idea for film 4
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3) Three people receive mysterious phone calls directing them to an abandoned building where they discover the bloodied man and the caller's identity.
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- 1. PITCH Suleman,Caleb, David & Mohammed
- 2. SYNOPSIS • 1. The first section of the trailer is introduced by one of the criminals arriving to a heist planning meeting late. He slams down the brief case sparking the meeting to resume they then begin to analyse the planning board which quickly cuts to the house that is being targeted. • 2. The section is sparked with the breaking and entering of the targeted house. A smash is heard indicating that they have entered the building. Little do these criminals know the owner is viewing all of this from outside as he expected them to come. When they enter they are jubilant removing their masks as the split off to go and look for the loot. They then hear a creak which is the psycho who is alerted and on their case as he begins to scheme on his computers. • 3. They deploy their first trap a creature appears chasing the characters. One character enters a room finding the loot little does he know one of the attackers/ creatures is looking at him. The door slams shut which sparks a series of shots with the psycho attacking each individual criminal. The trailer ends off with one captured criminal in an empty poorly lit room with the psycho leaning over him as he is about to begin the torture.
- 3. TARGET AUDIENCE The audience we are targeting are teenagers and adults. Ages from 15+. We have targeted these people from that age as they like to watch films like this. 15+ is also the right age group as our film has a lot of violence which would not be appropriate for people below our age group.
- 4. LOCATIONS Caleb’s house- the arrangements out in place will be a day in which Caleb's parents allow him to film through out the house a different rooms will be needed to film the entirety of the teaser trailer Media- we will need to ask the head of media to use one of their classrooms to film the beginning of out teaser trailer Drama- we will nee to make a request to the drama department to use one of their rooms to film ill final section. We will most likely be unsupervised so we will need to obtain some sort of written consent
- 5. CHARACTERS There are going to be four characters in our trailer. Suleman – Criminal Leader – Tony - Director David – Criminal – Mohammed - Criminal Caleb – Assistant Director Everyone is going to be operating the camera as we all are going to be featured in the trailer
- 6. PROPS • The props we would need in this trailer • A table • A suitcase/bag • Blueprint • A board • Planning paper • Traps – N/A
- 7. COSTUMES • Suits • Masks • Black Tracksuits
- 8. CALEB
- 9. DAVID
- 10. MO
- 11. SULEMAN